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Cleveland's One-Idea Message How 1t Is
Regarded East.

Copyright 1857, by The California associated Press
WASHINGTON, December 6th.-The Presi-
dent sent to Congress today his annual
message. 1t is unique document, much
shorter than any similar paper prepared by
any President during the past quarter of a
century, and dealing simply with the ques-
ton OF revision of the tariff and reduction
OF the surplus. 1t is considered by men,
bers OF both parties here as fixing the
Democratic position in the next Presiden-
tlal campaign, laying down the lines on
which the battle of 1883 will be fought.
The President made no allusion to the fish
cries, the silver question, national banks
pensions, nor any one of the minor propo-
sltlons that divide the two parties The
tariff is made the single and prominent
feature of the sessions work.
The contrast between the tone of Car
isles speech yesterday and the Presidents
message is the subject of universal COM
ment and speculation. Carlisle, who was
supposed to be the more earnest revenue
reformer OF the two, is moderate in his ut
terance compared with the President.
The message pleases the great majority
OF the Democrats. Speaker Carlisle saws
ne sees nothing in it to prevent recon-
Suuctlon OF the Randall wing of the party.
Randall declines to be interviewed on the
subject.
SENATOR srANFoRD's OPINION.
Senator Stanford says he thinks the
message is a fair statement of the Presi
dents position on the tariff question. 81
want to see the internal revenue tax abol-
lshed, said the Senator to your correspond
ent tonight, and observe that Mr.. Cleqe
land wishes revenues reduced by taking the
duties off imports. l can see no reason for
taxing any article of legitimate manufact-
ure and removing taxes from articles of
foreign manufacture. 1t is as legitimate to
make whisky from corn as to manufacture
flour from wheat. 1t is not the use. but the
abuse, OF whisky that is reprehensible. and
there is the power in the Federal and State
Governments to control its manufacture.
if the tax is abolished. | don't think the
Presidents view will be popular in Califor-
MIA"
WHAT SENATOR HEARST SAYS.
Senator Hearst said: "Well, l haven't
read the message, and l did not listen at
tentively to the reading, but il seems to be
popular with our side, and / guess it will
be all right"
OUR coNGREssMEN HAVE OPINIONS.
Representative McKenna said: THE
message is very queer document, and in
myjudgment, weak. Yesterday the Speaker
told the country tina: we were going to the
bowwows, and to-day the President saws
we are on the verge OF financial ruin. NAV
be nncommnRly short-sighted, but can
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POLITICS AND WHISKY.
Result of the Elections in Some of the
Massachusetts Cities.

BosToN, December 6th.-Municipal elec.
tions were held to-day in several cities. the
citizens in each case being given an oppor-
tunity of expressing their preferences upon
the license question.
In Gloucester, Daniel l. Robinson (Rep. J
is elected Mayor over Saunders (Dem.) by
six plurality. The vote for license was
l, ,260, and against it, LIZA.
In Taunton, Mayor Henry Hall (Cit.) was
reelected by majority of 207. License
vote-For, 1,554 against, 1882.
Hayerhill elected George H. Carleton
lHep. and antl-saloon candidate) by 6,295
plurality. For license, 1,795 against. / 765.
In Fall River, for Mayor, J. w. Cum
mings CDem.) received 1851 votes, and
Green (Rep.), 1887. For license, 545O
against SSS
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BIG FORGERY sCHEvE.
Arrest of IA Man About to Issue Bogu
Bank of England Notes

Bank OF England Notes.
SAN FRANCISCO December CHA war
rant was this morning issued upon a
prisoner arrested yesterday and confined in
the tanks over night. His name is j. b.
MacDonnell, and the crime is felony, for
violating Section 4S0 of the Penal Code, in
having in his possession an engraved plate
with intention to use the same for counter
feiting purposes. The engraving he had
just had made by an engraver, and it turned
out to be for the manufacture of E5 Bank
of England notes.
Captain Lees says the prisoner is the
brother OF the notorious George MacDon-
nell, who in company with Austin and
Byram Bidwell in 1873 swindled the Bank
OF England out of millions by means of an
elaborately planned system of forgeries.
The London Times called it the greatest
crime of the age.
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THE NEW JUSTICE.
No Objection to be Urged to the Appoint
ment of Lamar.

No NoopJeciion To be Urged to the Appoint
ment of Lamar.
lcopy79h, 1857, by the California Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON, Dec amber 6th.-There will
be no serious opposition in the Senate to
the confirmation of Secretary Lamar as
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
The only objection that can be urged
against him, apart from the fact that he is
stanch friend of JEFF Davis, is that he is
62 years of age. A Justice of the Supreme
Court can be retired at the age of 20, pro-
vlded he has served ten years, and Lamar,
cannot be retired, even at his own request,
unless he becomes y years old.
Lamar is the first Democrat appointed
member of the Supreme Court since
Abraham Lincoln made Stephen J. Field
member of that tribunal The Mississip-
plan is in good bodily health, and his men
tai faculties are unimpaired. He has not
practiced the profession of law for manv
years, but he is an educated jurist, and will
be welcomed to the bench by members of
the Court with all the respect due men of
hne legal attainments. Justice GRAY, of
Massachusetts, who was appointed by
President Arthur, never practiced law, but
was educated jurist.
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HEARTRENDING AFFAIR.
A Sad Episode of Life Among the Poor
of the Frontier.

BRAINERD (Minn.), December 6tb.-At
Wright's Station, a mere stop east of this
point, family by the name of Roberts
living in dwelling house a long distance
by fire. The family slept up stairs, and
awakened to find the whole lower portion
of the house in flames. The father rushed
down stairs into the fire, and reached the
outside, but was probably fatally burned.
The mother, with a child in her arms.
leaped to the ground on to the hard snow,
and she and her child escaped compare
lively unhurt.
Two other children, s and 10 years old,
were left in bed, and were burned The
wife, child and injured husband were in
their night clothes, and the weather was
severe. They hudded till morning in an
outbuilding, and then made their way to a
distant house. The Coroner, in visiting the
scene to day, found only little heaps OF
bones where the children had perished in
their trundle bed.
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MORE CIVIL SERYICE.
The Democrats in the House Bounce the
Old and Tried journal Clerk.

Copyright 1887, By The California associated Pres
WASHINGTON, December 6th.-The first
surprise of the session is the announce
ment OF the removal of H. H. Smith, who
has been Journal Clerk of the House for
eighteen years, and who was looked upon
as Indispensable; but the hand of Mr..
Dickinson, the newly elected Postmaster
General, has been at work, and off goes
Smiths head. Dickinson claims that
Smith has been working against him.
Smith is Republican, and Democratic
House needs one of their parry in his
place. Smith is credited to Michigan. and
the deal was fixed up some days ago. Rob
inson is the man who fixed up Turpies
papers, which got him through the United
States Senate, and they claim that was
good work. Speaker Carlisle has accepted
him, and so he takes his place.
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THRILLING WITH LIFE.
Giant Powder Cartridges Forwarded
Through the Iails.

DENVER, December 6th.-Several boxes
OF giant powder caps, loaded with heavy
charges of Illuminating mercury, were dis
covered in the mail in the postoffice in this
city to-day. They proved to be samples
sent from Chicago house to hardware
merchants throughout the country. If the
stamping clerk at either end of the line
had struck the packages with sufficient
force to cause an explosion, doubtless tbev
would have been killed. Postoffice In
spector King will make a full report to the
Chicago postal authorities of the reckless
violation of the postal laws to secure the
punishment of the guilty parties.
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COST OF THE ARMY.
The Secretary of War Wants S53,33S,1iO
For Next Yaar.

WASHINGTON, December 6th.-The an
nual report of the Secretary of War shows
the expenditures OF that department dur
ing the fiscal year to amount to 81, ,3S6, ,165.
The estimates for the next fiscal year ag-
ton for the current wear of sci. .O55. 300
The increase is caused by the incorporation
in the estimates of $22, ,339, l51 Tor public
works, including river and harbor improve
ments. The expenditures on this account
tor the current year amounted to only ST.
sos, ,4O9. The Secretary says the estimates
for military establishment are based on the
actual requirements Of the service. Dur
ing recent years the appropriation for the
of the army has been made
quate to meet the cost thereof, and the fail
ure to appropriate funds for that service
has caused much embarrassment.
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MONKEYING WITH OIL.
a San Jose Youth Barely Escapes a Ter
rible Death.

Icopwight, 1857, by tie California issociatel Press
SAN. JOSE, December 6th.-Alex. Simm, a
young man employed as a drayman to
transport Oil to the gasworks, took the cover
Off the petroleum tank this evening. He
had lantern in his hand, and an exploS-
ion followed, which threw him several feet
in the air and setting his blouse on fire. He
ran to a water-trough and plunged in, and
then went TO the gasworks and was taken
home for medical Treatment His face and
hands are blistered, and his eyebrows
burned off. His injuries are painful, but
not serious. His escape from death was
remarkable. The explosion was heard in
the city, half q mile distant.
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GERMAN SPIRIT AROUSED.
FRENCH POLITICS.
President Carnot Hopes for a Union of
An Republican Denufies

All Republican Deputies.
PARIS, December 6th.-Iti is expected that
NJ. Goblet will be the Prime Minister in
the Cabinet, and that NJ Flourens will
retain the portfolio of Minister of Foreign
Affairs. The Chambers adjourned until
Saturday.
A subscription has been started to raise
funds for the purpose of erecting monu-
ment to the great Carnot grandfather of
the new President.
The Extremists still continue to oppose
the retention of General Saussier as Gov
ernor of Paris.
President Sadi-Carnot, in an interview
with Clemenceau to-day, insisted upon the
necessity of union Of all Republicans in
the Chamber-frst, to show the foreigners
that the Republicans can agree, and, sec
ond, in order that they may vote an honest
ana sincere budget. Clemenceau fully in
dorsed the Presidents views. The accord
between the President and Clemenceau is
regarded as good omen of the future of
the Republic.
The President to- day received Ribot and
other leading politicians.
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WEST INDIES.

Hecent Gale Drives the Sea Waves in
Upon City.
HAVANA, December CHA telegram
rom Baracoa states that during recent
heavy gale there the sea invaded portion
OF OF the city, destroying about 100 houses.
Inc telegram also reports the loss of the
steamer Gunury and an American schooner
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-07
Some style About FRESNO.

Tcorygtt, 1887, By t,e California associated Pres.l
FREsNo, December 6tk-The real estate
men here organized an Exchange tonight
and voted TO establish an exhibit of pro-
Guee IN Los Angeles. On account of not
being able 10 secure room there, wagon
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-07
UTAH.
Young Gould and AIeck BadIam Honor
the Mormon Country.

the Mormon Country.
ICopyziGh, 1887, by ht California associated Press
SALT LAKE, December 6th.-The Gould
party, contrary to expectations, did not re-
main in the city, but after driving around
the city this morning took the II A. NJ.
train for Denver
Messrs. Badlam, Trumbo and Houghton
have been in the city for two days They
came from the west in the interest of the
Salt Lake and Los Angeles Railroad, and
in the morning will go Bast to make ar
rangements TO begin work on that road.
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The way 10 make money is to save it
Hoods Sarsaparila is the most economical
medicine 10 Ouy, rs it is the only medicine
of whicd can trJly be said, 100 doses one
collar Do not take any other prepara-
ton if You have decided to buy Hoods
SaTsaparila.
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8 H0W'S YOUR LIYER p

Is the Oriental saiuIation. knowing that poo1
health cannot exist without healthy Liver
When The Liver is torpid the wells
are sluggish and Consttpated, and the
Food lies tn the Stomach decomposing-
poisoning the Blood.
Frequent headache ensues and a feeling of
lassitude and despondeEcy indicate how the
whole system is dcTargcd. No agency on earth
has restored as many people 20 health and hap
piness by giving them healthy Liver as
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HOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATsoN THE
~ 10th day of June, a. D. 1873 pursuant 10
resolutions Of their respective Boards of Di-
rectors aud by ard with the written consent of
the holders of more than ibree-fourths i'm 5-slne
of all OF the stock CT each OF said corporatiens
the OAKLAND RAILROAD COMPANY snd
the SAN PABLO RAILROAD COMPANY, both
corporations duly incorporated and Organized
under the laws OF the State OF California. did
pursuant 10 the provisions of Section AS of the
Civil Code OF the state of California. CONSOLE
date and amalgamate their capital stock debts
property, assets and franchises, aud did then
and there and thereby form themselves into
new corporation by the the name of the OAK
LAND RAILROAD COMPANY, as will Tsore
fully Sppear by reference TO the articles of asso
citation. aJnalgamation and consolidation on
file in The Office of the County Clerk of the
county OF Alameda; CHAS. S. NEAL,
Secretary Oakland Railroad Company.
TCorporSlc Seal. n26-lrn
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WHAT THE RUSSIANS SAY.

VIENNA, December 6th.-A Berlin letter
published in the Pottiscbe Correspondent
asserts that the visit of the Russian cav
airy in the vicinity of the Austrian frontier
was due to the scarcity of forage in the
districts in which the cavalry has been
stationed.
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EanIan Still After a Match.

MELBOURNE, December CHA match
has been made between Clifford and Kemp
to row for the championship on February
llth. Hanlan has issued challenge for a
match with either Clifford of Kensb, for
81 500 q side
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LONDON, December 9th. "A disoatch
from Sydney says that Hanlan, the cars
man, has accepted challenge for race
from Trickett
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FOREIGN
ON THE BORDER.

Excitement Caused by the Appearance OF
Russion Cavalry.
BERLIN, December 6th.-There is re-
newal here of the rumors that Russia is
concentrating military forces along the
Austrian frontier. These rumors have re
vived the feeling of uneasiness concerning
Russia's intentions.
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WHOLE NO l1,43Z.

ing for an increase of 25 per cent. in the
duties on foreign cereals and cattle.
a ss50. 900 Fire.
LONDON, December 6th.-Kindon's ex-
tensive fioor-clotl. factory in Berondsv. has
been destroyed by fire. Loss, $250,00O.
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lccpylg, 1887, By the California Associated Iyessl
WASHINGTON, December 6th.-Califorpia
pensions have been granted as follows
Jas. w. Taggart Smith Rivers. Anton
Neidt, Oakland; S. Tangoware, Benicia
Joseph Davis, Pomona; A. F. Martin, San
Francisco; John Bowes, Colusa J. Rutter,
Tulare; Peter ?. Eastman, Calistoga.
Guarding Against Dynamite.
Copyright, 1887. by DE California Associated Press
New YORK, December 6th.-The rule
went into effect to-day excluding from the
piers of the steamship lines everp one not
having permit from the office of each
each company. This is understood to be a
precaution against tie use Of dynamite to
blow up vessels or piers by former en-
ployes or cranks.
California Postmasters.
Copyright 1887, by lie California Associate. Tress.1
WASHINGTON, December 6th.-The fol-
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r.. AS AS, general family remedy for Dyspepsi5
torpid Liver, Constipation. etc. 1 always u.s.
siInmons Liver Regulator, and have never beeS
disappointed in the effect rroduced. Il seems
TO be perfect cure 70. all diseases of the sem
aeh and Bowels" w. J. NcEIROY, Maeou. Cie-
n71p1yAIWS&wIy
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Prematnre Reno1t.

LONDON, December 6th.-The announce
ment Yesterday of the election of Gavard
as President and NJ Schoch as Vice Presi-
dent OF Switzerland was erroneous. They
were elected President and Vice President
OF the Swiss Council of State.
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PACIFIC COAST.
4 MURDERER REPRIEVED By THE
GOVERNOR.
Swain Gets a Tongue Lashing-
Swindling Scheme Prevented
The Escaped Convicts.
OUR MATERIAL INTERESTS.

lsrrc1AL DISPATCHES TO rHx REooRD-usros.l
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Twelve hundred pairs Of Ladies and Gents
Sample Gloves and MittenS, no two pairs alike.
The best material and the finest workmanship.
The assortment consists Of BuCkskin, Rid, Goat,
Sheep Elk, Seal, FaVnskin, Dogskin, Cloth and
Blanket, in plain, embroidered fleece lined, kid
faced, buCkfaCed Extra large, medium and
short Gaunlets, heavy working Gloves, dress
Gloves, driving Gloves, and Gloves for every
uSe Kid, Goat and BuckSkin MitS, plain and
deece-Gned;; all to be sold for about half Of
their real value.
NEW TODAY

And at Prices less than you'll see them again.
Large, medium and SnalI-sized SMYRNA
RUGS, finished on both sides, in many hand
some designs and combinations of coIors.
These Rugs are of extra weight and superior
quality,
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star MILLS IND NAT HOUSE.

iATe 1918, 102O FIFTH STREET. SACRA,
LUlO, mentO. HEUBOURG & LAGES, Pro
prietors. Manufacturers of Malt and ell kinds
of Meals. Would can special attention 10 our
Hiin-dried Cornmesl Oatmeal, etc Also, deal
general assortment OF Brewers Supplies
;, s5-Exchange sold on all principal cities in
Europe IN
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A CHEAP LABOR BOOM
Ciev Glands Message Creates Sensation
in the Old World.

LONDON, December 6th.-The JToraing
Post, commenting on President Cleveland's
message, says: 1.-The message will produce
a sensation in Europe, as well as in
America, and strengthen the free trade
cause throughout the world
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soRK RACEEEz
ODELL s. HEgZOG
II IL RMoVAL.

7 W. GILES. HAVING REMOVED FROM
-. '29 to J street, and fitted up his shop in
hrst-casS style, with new chairs of the latest
improved pattern, is now prepared to accommo-
date those desiring elan shave. hair-cutting
and shnmpo 3.ng specially.
ne6-lpim / W GIL Es
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The Daily NepS says Seldom has an
American President had more important
lesson to teach. The fact is, the policy of
protection has been reduced to practical
and theoretical absurditY. The stone now
set rolling. will not stop until the idea of
protection is broken in pieces"
REYoLUTIoNIzING A9ERIcAN POLICY.
The Standard SAYS: President Cleve-
lands message marks a revolutionary start
ing point III the fiscal controversies of the
United States"
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VIENNA, December 6th.-The Fremdea-
ttatt says the Russian military maneuvers
on the frontier are at variance with the
general desire for peace. The recent speech
from the German throne, in which the
Emperor showed that he was not inclined
to disturb the peace of his neighbors, was
sufficient for Austria that any further
gathering of Russians on our frontier will
compel us to take similar measure.
GERMAN SPIRIT AROUSED.
BERLIN, December 6th-The Post saws
the reports OF the assembling of Russians
on the Galician frontier evoke apprehen-
sions OF blow against Austria Whether
that blow will admit Of the Germans re-
naming at peace is a question which
doubtless Russia has long since answered.
THE ALARM INCREASING.
VIENNA, December Gth.-Prices on the
Bourse fell to-day on the rumor that Rus
sian troops were being massed on the
frontier. In the evening Austrian and
Hungarian rentes fell heavily and gold rose.
WAR INEVITABLE.
The Poster Lloyd says: The situation is
undeniably most serious. The Russian
attitude is 50 threatening that we cannot
but think war ineYitable.
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MADRID, December 6th.-Senor Cenoyas
to-day presented in Congress bill proyid-
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The RECOED-UNION',
Is the only paper on the
coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, that receives full Asso-
ciated Press Dispatches from
ali parts Of she world.
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b@ The WEEKLY UNION
publishes a greater volume
Of news and choice literary
matter than any other
weekly in tha united States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-16
NEW-.JERSEY.

GREENWOOD LAKE--Abou 800 Jersey city men went to
the warwick WOODLANDS ocl excursion sunday
aud OF for the guests at the hotel Ihey
had number OF Fight. beat and restaurant and
broke nd burned up considerable property they chased
the proprietor to the kitchen where tev stored
the windows and when they got into the cars return TOOK
with them tables and chairs belonging TO the pavOh
PATRRsONF excitement the revelations In regard 70
burial OF bodies under few nche OF earth IN hc o
SANDY nm has been revived by the nnuhe OF
bones being Kicked about In Whss as the play
thugs OF children.
HoBoKEN-Lous Williams. aKo twentyone OF no. I4V
Second employ cook IN. canal boat MOSCOW,
living 1rnth Dock fell overheard ycsternY
afternoon ned. The body recovered VIII
Jams subject TO eplepuc fits
WEEHAwKEy-GeOrge X amer. age seven. while bathing 10
a quarry hole sunday was drowned When tne new
grandmother rushed 20 the pond ana
inn the water In hope. OF finding the boy
body rescued and the body OF the boy was
recovered.
OR.SGF-The ninth annual session OF the New-Jersey
opened Yesterday Dennis Mnns oIJot~y
called tho meeting to order scene OF confusion e
sued Deputy Child Labor Inspector era gen Attempted
speak n9o that he not attrn ing 10
his property motion 10 appoint committee 70 IN
yestigate the charges was lost
RAnwAY-The Boa d OF Education having been awarded
Appropriation has made preparation, TO enlarge
Of the public schools and has also engaged
three principa who come highly recommended
NEW. BRUNswfcK.-The Denmead herms are to he taken
poor farm They are too Ill 10 De eit aohe